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Check your internet connection first — a simple refresh can re-sync the client.Then verify your SMTP and IMAP settings; sometimes a password reset or security update breaks them.In Gmail, clear browser cache or disable extensions.In Outlook, go to File → Account Settings → Repair.If you keep seeing sync errors, remove and re-add the account. Don’t…
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The Blue Screen of Death looks scary, but it’s usually fixable.Note the error code shown (like IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL).Boot into Safe Mode, open Device Manager, and update or roll back any recently installed drivers.Run Windows Memory Diagnostic to check for RAM issues and sfc /scannow in Command Prompt to repair corrupted files.If the problem started after an…
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App crashes often come from outdated versions or corrupted caches.Update the app and your operating system first.If it’s a desktop program, uninstall and reinstall it.For mobile apps, go to Settings → Storage → Clear Cache.If the problem persists, check for conflicts with antivirus or background software.Always keep at least 10–15% of your device storage free…
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Unplug and reconnect your device to a different port.Next, reboot your PC — it resets the USB controller.On Windows, open Device Manager → Universal Serial Bus Controllers, right-click and select Uninstall Device, then restart.Reinstalling the driver usually solves it.If the device still fails, test it on another computer to confirm if the hardware itself is…
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Check that your speakers or headphones are connected properly and powered on.In Windows, click the sound icon → Output Device and make sure the right one is selected.Run the Audio Troubleshooter, then update your sound drivers.If you’re on Mac, go to System Settings → Sound → Output.Sometimes, apps like Zoom or Discord hijack your audio…